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June 11th 09, 07:16 PM
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I recently had to reformat my laptop. My tech restored my contacts. In
doing so, all of my contacts are now filed as last name, first name. I have spent the last year getting all of them formated to company, last, first. Is there anyway to change them all to this format, or do I have to spend the next 6 months manually doing it? 
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June 11th 09, 10:04 PM
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Far too little information. To which of Outlook's countless views are you
referring and what version of Outlook? How were your Contacts "restored?" What sort order has been set for the view in question? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "ken" wrote in message ... I recently had to reformat my laptop. My tech restored my contacts. In doing so, all of my contacts are now filed as last name, first name. I have spent the last year getting all of them formated to company, last, first. Is there anyway to change them all to this format, or do I have to spend the next 6 months manually doing it?
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June 19th 09, 07:38 PM
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I am using Outlook 2007. The contacts were backed up as far as I know (the
guy does not work for the company any longer). I am using business card view. I have my default for new contacts set to company, last, first) "ken" wrote: I recently had to reformat my laptop. My tech restored my contacts. In doing so, all of my contacts are now filed as last name, first name. I have spent the last year getting all of them formated to company, last, first. Is there anyway to change them all to this format, or do I have to spend the next 6 months manually doing it?
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June 19th 09, 08:16 PM
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So are you using the default sort order for this view?
What was changed, the sort order that is specified or the actual field on which you sort? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "ken" wrote in message ... I am using Outlook 2007. The contacts were backed up as far as I know (the guy does not work for the company any longer). I am using business card view. I have my default for new contacts set to company, last, first) "ken" wrote: I recently had to reformat my laptop. My tech restored my contacts. In doing so, all of my contacts are now filed as last name, first name. I have spent the last year getting all of them formated to company, last, first. Is there anyway to change them all to this format, or do I have to spend the next 6 months manually doing it?
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